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Vibrations are surely an issue with electromechanical systems but hardly with electronics. There are plenty of cheap electronic accessories for cars and you can observe that those …

For example this one has 120m range with 1cm accuracy and its 15 euros: https://www.temu.com/bg-en/-digital-laser-distance-meter-50m...

Sure, these are the assumptions but silicon is silicon, copper is copper and solder is solder. They don't use easy melting electronics in vacuums and hardened stuff in cars, the te…

There are laser measurers sold for a few buck on Temu. Robot vacuums sold for few hundred dollars have Lidars that map out the room in a seconds. Is there any actual technical reas…

I recall Shaun Maguire trying to interfere with European politics, specifically supporting AfD in Germany. Instantly lost my admiration towards Sequoia, the image I previously had …

Tell me you don't know how to use LLMs properly without telling me. You don't give the whole codebase to an LLM and expect it to have one shot output. Instead, you break it down an…

Okay, what's stopping you from feeding the code into an LLM and re-write it and make it yours? You can even add extra steps like make it analyze the code block by block then superv…

To prevent fanboys finding it on search flocking. You can't criticise Mus*k on the internet, people will find you abd be very aggressive and annoying.

> I don't understand why so many make a big deal of the Las Vegas loop congestion Because it demonstrates the exact thing that sceptics said it would happen? Think a perpetuum mobi…

I haven't read it and I'm curios what is the gist of the electrification approach. Is it that it's more efficient? Wouldn't heating and cooling be more efficient if done through ar…

> if it doesn’t provide any access to the system Yes, my understanding is that it's the pure language interpreter without anything about filesystems or web browser. You need to cre…

So, If I understand it correctly the security issues are at architectural level and not simply bugs? Is there an alternative tool you can suggest, to allow us securely run arbitrar…